It is my understanding that most people in Burma-Myanmar would not vote for a political party linked to the junta because of their reputation and performance.

This is also true of the people who work in the army. Soldiers according to the writings of thunderbolts actually feel some honor and take pride in their work. They are the protectors of the country. They are needed to keep invaders out. Their task is most honorable.

We all know that soldiers have done some nasty things, for example they shot a Japanese photographer, they shot monks and civilians walking in the street. But put your self in the shoes of a soldier with orders to do that. My question is are there soldiers who in the heat of the moment choose to fire over the heads of the monks? Who choose this because they are uncomfortable with the performance of the junta and their reputation. They choose this because their hearts tell them it is wrong and deserves no honor.

These soldiers are in the most difficult situation of wanting to carry out their orders, everyone knows that's what soldiers are trained to do and doing what is right in their own hearts.

My suggestion is to establish a political party that understands the soldier's heart and sense of honor and understands the future of the country that can make Burma-Myanmar a beautiful place with well fed happy people.

The idea of a constitution where the army plays any role in parliament is to invite cancer into the future of Burma-Myanmar. The army is a tool of parliament and the elected leaders. People get elected because people believe in their vision for the country. They hopefully have the skill and desire to do what is right for Burma-Myanmar. Would an elected person instruct the army to shoot at people for marching in the street?

Is this not the core of the problem? All you readers living outside of Burma-Myanmar who know the army will also know what you can do for the future of Burma-Myanmar. If you want the honor that thunderbolts talks of, if you want real honor my suggestion is to do what you can to make it happen.

Burma-Myanmar is calling out to you.

nayting

http://www.speakfreeburma.com<br><br>Post edited by: nayting, at: 2008/02/15 18:06